Is it normal for toddler to be hard to handle?

hi dear, your baby is still a baby, and curious. and now,he knows he can request and insist his ways because to him, 'No' is not an answer or solution. it doesn't mean that he is misbehaving, or not listening to you, but more like testing his boundaries. it is ok to instill what he can/cannot do, be firm. he will be picking up words really soon, and will be talking. keep talking to him and avoid baby talk, teach him to verbalise words, yes, no, daddy, mummy, I want, this ,that, please, sorry. even when he don't say it, he understands so, I can out advise you to chill, let him be a baby, soon he will outgrow this phase, and onwards to another phase, commonly known as terrible two, but I call it the terrific two. every stage brings on new challenges.

I have a 14month old too and his behaviour is exactly the same as yours. Doesn't wanna change diaper, doesn't wanna finish his milk, keeps running away, doesn't wanna shower, random cries at night. What we did was anything that would stop him from crying because once he starts, it's never ending. We can only make sure the place is safe for him and the task is completed. I think a calm baby is a happier baby who listens well. So I will carry him and explain calmly to him while he finishes crying. Once he's done, he will start doing other things. About cries at night, I use the pacifier. I also know whenever he cries, he wants to sleep with us. So you need to find out why your baby does that. Good luck!

Hi~its apart of growing up. At 14 months they will like to explore with their hands. And they r curious with everything. As for his sleep from baby to toddler his sleep pattern will keep changing. My son is turing 4 and he still cry once or twice in the mid of the night. Once he hit terrible 2 will be worst. Alot of tolerance and patience is required. But dun worry the phase will pass.

It's just a phase. He will outgrow these soon. Just continue to do what you're doing. Remember, he doesn't know how to talk yet. So his way of commutating his needs or preferences to you may have to be done through such ways.

it is a phase whereby we need to give them time to calm down and help them to think. giving them space would help them to think of consequences as we explain. i find terrible 2 nothing compared to three nager 🤣

I have a 14 mo too and he does the same stuff. they are just like monkeys now so we just have to bear with it and be more patient with them.

sometimes if they cry in the middle of the night it might be teething...